St Vincent’s School are pleased to announce that from September 2016 we will be offering the Duke of Edinburgh’s award to any young person with a visual impairment. Please contact school to find out more about the Duke of Edingburgh's Award and St Vincent's   

Guides challenge themselves to get out there and do something different - and make great friends along the way! They have an exciting and varied programme designed to inspire and challenge girls from ages 10-14.  The Guide programme includes lots of different badges an awards to…

Inclusion Club Inclusion Club is for anyone  (aged 8-25) who may need additional support or prefers a calmer and smaller environment. Many of our members who attend inclusion club also attend our other clubs across the weeks. Information about these clubs can be found on…

We are an specialist outdoor centre based near Keswick, offering a wide range of accessible activities. Our residential courses are suitable for all ages from schools, groups, families and adults with a range of learning and physical disabilities.

NADT currently facilitate three youth groups. Silloth Friday Night Project is based in Silloth and runs every Friday offering sport activities and support for young people aged 11+ sessions run 7pm - 9pm currently based at Silloth Rugby Club due to Covid restrictions  Kirkbride Youth…

TARGETED SHORT BREAK PROVIDERS PLEASE NOTE: DUE TO COVID-19 Our activities are being updated all the time so please speak to us about what is happening 01539 735025 or enquiries@oakleatrust.co.uk The Oaklea Trust's support is designed to give all children and young people including those with disabilities…

We offer youth activities to young people aged 10 to 18 years old who have a learning difficulty and/or autism. Our activities are based in the North and West of Cumbria. We are running two projects at the moment; Next Steps and Journeys. Next Steps…

Petteril Bank Youth Project is a project which serves the Petteril Bank and New Harraby areas of Carlisle.  It is a provision that provides meaningful activity and positive engagement for young peopole in the area.

Rainbows ia a fun and exciting programme for girls aged 4 to 7 (5 in some areas). Rainbows is all about developing self-confidence, building friendships, learning new things and having fun. Girls get their hands dirty with arts and crafts, get in touch with nature…

Our aims are to provide quality youth work in Currock and Upperby, to meet the needs of the children and young people in this area and to promote equality and inclusion for all young people. The Rock works with children and young people in school year…